Update error response of password reset, so that they reflect the correct input name for email #594
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Currently the default
FailedPasswordResetLinkRequestResponseandFailedPasswordResetResponsereturn the error message on the hardcoded name "email".In the Controllers
Fortify::email()is used to validate the incoming requests, but this configuration option is not reflected in the response classes.